Fall 2012 Class Descriptions

3 credit(s)Concentration(s): Business and Corporate Law (LLMC), Business and Corporate Law (JD), LLM in Business and Corporate Law (LLMB)

The course on sales of goods addresses the provisions of Article 2 of the U.C.C., with some comparisons with the new Article 2A on leases of goods. The primary topics include contract formation and enforceability, terms of the contract, risk of loss, warranties, performance and breach, remedies for breach, and transfer of goods. A problem-solving approach is used extensively.

3 credit(s)Concentration(s): Business and Corporate Law (LLMC), Business and Corporate Law (JD), LLM in Business and Corporate Law (LLMB)

This course deals with the creation, perfection, enforcement, and priorities of security interest in personal property, including goods, "paper" collateral, and intangibles such as accounts, in both commercial and consumer settings. The treatment of security interests in bankruptcy, and in priority contexts with various non-Article 9 interests, is also examined.

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